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The Republican shakedown
By Robert Reich
From the Robert Reich blog
You can’t fight something with nothing. But as long as Democrats refuse to talk about the almost unprecedented buildup of income, wealth,…
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Global war on the middle class
Why I support the people of Thompson, Canada -- and you should too
By Michael Moore
To people down here in the U.S., Thompson, Canada, and its fight with the Brazilian mining giant…
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Entering a new reactionary era?
By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com
It seems only yesterday that the election of Barack Obama and enough Democratic senators and representatives to control both houses of Congress…
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Droning as foreign policy
By Saul Landau
American Presidents seem willfully ignorant of historical precedents – especially when violence and lies become primary instruments of policy. In the spring of 1914,…
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The Koch Brothers latest acquisition: Wisconsin
By Bill Press
Sometimes, even the worst of people get it right. Speaking to ABC's "Good Morning America," Wisconsin's extreme right-wing Governor Scott Walker actually said something…
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Yes to recall leads to charter reform
By Norman Braman
From The Miami Herald
Last Sunday, Mayor Carlos Alvarez outlined in The Miami Herald what he perceives to be his successes, ending it by saying: “Attacks are easy.…
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Labor in the crosshairs
By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com
Today the spotlight is on Wisconsin, but before it’s over this fight is liable to take place in many other states across the nation. With 9…
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Appropriator signal a Radio/TV Marti showdown
By Anya Landau French
From The Havana Note
Signaling a potential showdown to come later this spring in the newly constituted House Appropriations Committee, appropriators Jeff Flake…
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Governors declare war on nurses and teachers
By Bill Press
First it was Cairo. week, it was Madison, Wis.
First, it was Hosni Mubarak. week, it was Scott Walker.
Two days in a row week, more than 15,000 people gathered in…
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Letter to Bambi*
We don’t know who wrote the unusual document below -- probably a Cuban American who for decades knew and supported Luis Posada Carriles’ activities. A Mexican janitor discovered it…
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